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Associations/Organizations
Communication Law
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Organization
of News Ombudsmen
- This site has information about news ombudsmen, or intermediaries
between newspaper readers and publishers.
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Indecency on
the Internet: Lessons from the Art World
- An essay on the history of legal issues surrounding the regulation
of indecency in different communication media. This site contains
lots of links to entities mentioned in the essay.
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The Internet
Censorship FAQ -
The Internet Censorship FAQ was created by Jonathan Wallace and Mark
Mangan, co-authors of Sex, Laws and Cyberspace, a new book on
Internet censorship.
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Cyber Rights
& Cyber Liberties
- Cyber-Rights & Cyber-Liberties (UK) is a non-profit civil
liberties organisation founded on January 10, 1997. Its main purpose
is to promote free speech and privacy on the Internet and raise
public awareness of these important issues.
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Federal
Communications Commission
- This site features news, job postings and other information posted
by the Federal Communications Commission.
Journalism
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Freedom of
Information Center.
- The Freedom of Information Center at the University of Missouri
maintains a home page that features links to information on the
freedom of Information Act and related resources.
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The Nation
- The digital edition of the newspaper,
The Nation.
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The Village
Voice
- The digital edition of the newspaper,
The Village Voice.
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The Chicago
Sun Times
- The digital edition of the newspaper,
The Chicago Sun-Times.
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PBS Online
NewsHour
- Jim Lehrer's news hour on-line features news stories and essays.
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AlterNet
Online.
- This site features stories from alternative newsweeklies,
magazines and web publications from across the country.
Media
Literacy
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America Civil
Liberties Union Freedom Network.
- This site contains information and articles about the ACLU.
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Benton
Foundation
- This is the site for the Benton Foundation, a non-profit agency
that promotes the National Information Infrastructure through
research and policy analysis, outreach to nonprofits and
foundations, and different forms of publishing.
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Computer
Professionals for Social Responsibility
- CPSR is a public-interest alliance of computer scientists and
others interested in the impact of computer technology on society.
This site features links to resources about civil rights issues and
computer-related technology.
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Fairness &
Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR)
- FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting) is a national media watch
group offering well-documented criticism in an effort to correct
media bias and imbalance. This site features articles by FAIR
members as well as links to related resources.
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Media and
Communications Studies
- This site is a gateway to Web resources useful in the academic
study of media and communication. This site is based in
the Department of Education in the University of Wales, Aberystwyth (UWA).
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Media
Literacy On-line Project
- This site features a comprehensive resource collection related to
the influence of media in the lives of children, youth, and adults.
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New Mexico
Media Literacy Project Online
- This
site features links to related resources as well as examples of the
Project's mission to improve media literacy in the state of New
Mexico.
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Strategies
for Media Literacy
- From
The Aspen Institute Leadership Forum on Media Literacy (1992) and
the Canadian Association for Media Literacy, this site defines media
literacy and offers links for further exploration.
Broadcasting
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ABC
- This site features programming and other information about ABC.
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The Academy
of Television Arts & Sciences
- This site features information about Emmy Award winners and other
related television information.
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Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication
- Based at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School
for Communication, this on-line journal features articles about
Internet related communications issues.
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The Network Observer Newsletter
- Maintained and written by Phil Agre at the UCLA, this site
features articles about democracy and computers.
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Barry
Mishkind's Broadcast FAQ
- This site contains questions and answers on the history of radio
broadcasting.
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CBS
- This site features programming and other information about CBS.
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Clamen's More
Links to Television Resources
- This site features a huge collection of links to various
television resources.
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Corporation
for Public Broadcasting
- This site features an on-line directory to look up people and
places in public broadcasting, a library, a job-line, and other
resources.
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Current
Online
- Current is a bi-weekly newspaper that covers news about public
broadcasting stations on television and radio.
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The Discovery
Channel
- This site features programming information about the Discovery
Channel.
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MIT's
Radio Station
Finder
- This search site contains a list of radio stations that exist in a
given area, many have a significant web presence.
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Canadian
Broadcasting Company
- This site contains links and information about Canadian television
and radio stations.
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World Radio
Network (WRN)
- Billing itself as the "Gateway to International Public Radio on
the Internet," this site features information about WRN.
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MTV
- MTV's home page.
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National
Public Radio Online
- This site contains programming and other information about NPR.
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NBC
- This site features programming and other information about NBC.
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Public
Broadcasting System On-line
- This site features a library, job ads and various other
information about public television broadcasting.
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The Royal
Television Society
- This site features information about the Royal Television Society,
Great Britain's foremost television society.
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TVNet's
Ultimate TV List
- This site features a collection of articles and other information
about current television shows.
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WGBH
Educational Foundation
- This web site features the WGBH Educational Foundation, a
not-for-profit corporation that promotes the education of the public
with different types of media programs.
Writing
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